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Black waiter serves Byrrh to the white woman who is doing the Cake Walk dance. From the set "Concours d'Affiches Byrrh." In 1906, the company Byrrh held a poster contest for the best advertising postcard for their "Hygienic Tonic" aperitif. Hundreds for European artists participated and the company published a series of postcards showing the 112 winners of the various prize classes. Artist signed H. Chenet. Learn More

Black boy with white girl. British advertisement. Used 1912 England. Learn More

The dressed devil with the glass. Advertising icon from the hot springs at French Lick, Indiana. Photo by Yarmoth Wigginton. Used 1908 Indiana. Learn More

"Original Miler's African Air Grotesque." Learn More

"Quinado Ramos Pinto." Spanish. Learn More

"Porte-Monnaie. The tanner without seam." Artist signed. French. Learn More

"The Huppa-Huppa. The new dance." Tiny edge tear at left. Learn More

"Away with the Language-Regulation." Fighting against the poor language of the black man. Used 1901 Austria. Learn More

"Use a Good Line when we can offer you our Montgomery County Little Dutch. Davenport Leaf Tobacco Co., Davenport, Iowa." Copyright, 1905, by E. Nash. Used 1907 Davenport. Learn More

The girl, trying on the stocking. Artist signed. Learn More

"Association of Fallen Comrades of the German-African Colonial Forces. Established Berlin 1896." Used 1914 Berlin. Learn More

"Cleaning with Electorlux is very easy." Artist signed. Used 1927 Germany. Learn More

Advertising for the Frisco casino, Nice, France. Used 1908 France. Learn More

Baer & Rempel's Phoenix Sewing Machine in German East Africa. Used 1908 Switzerland. Learn More

"The Royal Primrose Soap Worth Snapping," by John Knight & Sons, Ltd. Used 1903 England. Learn More

Advertising for Jordan & Timaeus chocolate and cocoa. Learn More

Advertising for the cigarettes, Abadie Paris. Learn More

"A fine bunch for any Swell Dresser to choose from. October 1908. We have a fine bunch of suits and overcoats to choose yours from. O. B. Merrill & Co., Hinckley, Illinois." Copyright, 1904, by R. F. Outcault, New York. Learn More

Written on hat "Only the best, therefore I smoke Jacobi Monopoly La Fleur." Artist signed. Learn More

Printed on back "At the Students' Co-Op Book Store, Manhattan, Kansas." Used 1907 Manhattan. Learn More

"Tires Peters Banden Union. Salon of the Car and the Cycle (January 1913)." Learn More

Italian-Turkish Campaign 1911-1912. Learn More

Printed on back "Seventeen, by Booth Tarkington, will be published March 10th." Advertisement by The Pilgrim Press, Boston, Massachussetts. Artist signed Arthur William Brown. Learn More

"Children's Question Yes, do you have in Africa the Favorit-Pattern?" Advertisement by the Favorit company, German maker of clothing patterns. Artist's initials. Learn More

"The Jungle Artistic Cabaret." French, France, African, glass. Learn More

The busy day. Attached fabric basket with folded advertising insert for Hall & Lyon Co., Photo Supply Department (cameras and photographic equipment). Copyrighted by Livermore & Night Co., No. 167, Providence. Used 1901, Providence. Oversized. Learn More

"Exposition of Salesiana Missionary, Turin" Religious, Asian, temple, cross, Italy, African. Learn More

Advertising for Italian fruits. African, cherry, peach. Learn More

Advertising for the typewriter. Artist signed Aly. African, Asian, Japanese, kimono, Arab, French, France. Learn More

"Africa. Salamadre in all the countries." African, music, pipe, tobacco, smoking, sword, advertising, French, France, poster. Learn More

"Fry's Pure Concentrated Cocoa, A Source of Delight." Artist's initials H. I. African-American, advertising. Used England. Learn More

"True Nougat." African, France. Learn More

"Here's a tip for yo-all ! Don't miss the New York World's Fair !" African-American, sculpture, NYC, linen. Learn More

"Epps's Cocoa Garteful & Comforting." Artist signed Lipho Rega. African-American, advertising. Learn More

Printed on back "Enough one Z in order to recommend the best lamp." African, Italy. Learn More

Fold-out opens to a text about the Christian Missionery. African, Chinese, China, church, interior, France, nurse, nun. Learn More

Advertising for New Departure Coaster Hub bicycle brake. Artist signed G. M. Payne. Sports, transportation, cigarette, smoking, tobacco, humorous. (corner crease) Learn More

Die-cut doubl-fold opens to an advertising for American Waste Opener. "For Cotton Mills or others who clean their own Motes, Sweepings, Fly, Dust Flue and other Waste... American Machine & MFG. Co., Charlotte, North Carolina." Thanksgiving. Used Nov. 23, 1909 Charlotte, North Carolina. Oversized, 90 x 160 mm. Learn More

"Aspiron Electric." Black porter vacuums a teddy bear and makes it white. Advertising, African, France. Learn More

Advertisement for Remo Camilloni & Co. coffee, Rome. Artist signed T. Corbella. Male nude, Italy, art deco. Learn More

"Cooked for cooked I would have prefere to be it has the Oil of Lable of Chartreux!..la better." Printed on back "Initile to say to you that it is not good cusine without Salad oil Of the Carthusian monks." Artist signed W. Clade. Advertising, African, trident, cooking pot, palm tree, France, French, restaurant, dining. Learn More

"Fleischmann's Yeast." Real photo, calendar January 1918, advertising, food, cook, dance, music. Learn More

Black and Asian women. African, Vietnamese, Czechoslovakia. There is a cancellation and a stamp on the front. Learn More

"Sun." Artist signed. Learn More

"Look at the underpants of Petit Negro, which lasted through the entire war!" Artist signed. Learn More

Hunting in East Africa. Learn More

Hunting elephants in Africa. Learn More

The 1st of May. Globe, African, Indian. Learn More

"A Runaway Girl." Published by David Allen & Sons, Ltd., Harrow. African, transportation, sports, sculpture, sun. Learn More